Mathematical Economics - (Dover Books on Computer Science) by Kelvin Lancaster (Paperback)

This book is a comprehensive and rigorous guide to economic models, providing detailed expositions of various mathematical techniques used in economics.

It covers linear and nonlinear optimizing techniques, input-output analysis, activity analysis, and more.

The author has combined a modern text for graduate courses with a valuable reference book of analytical economics, making it a unique and versatile resource.

With an extensive range of topics covered, this book is essential for professional economists and students alike.

Its self-contained system allows for flexible use, and the chapters illustrate the use of almost all techniques set out in the reviews.

The author assumes the reader has some acquaintance with elementary calculus, but a comprehensive mathematical background is not required.

This book is an excellent resource for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of economic models and their mathematical properties.